I had a bonny nag
His name was dapple grey
He would bring me to an alehouse
A mile out of the way.
Pope also refers to 'Dappled Flanders mares.'
[60.] In 1861 there were in the West Riding alone no fewer than 77 inns, etc., bearing this sign. (Larwood.)
[61.] This sign appears to be unique. Pied.—Variegated; spotted like a magpie.
[62.] Sorrel. A reddish-brown colour. French—saure.
This and the Chestnut Horse, Great Finborough, refer to the County Breed of Suffolk Horses.
[63.] This inn bears a pictorial sign with the words 'intactum sileo.'